Final: €700m @ 6%
• Books: 1.6bn
• IPT: €Bmk PerpNC5.25 6.25%-6.375%
• FV: 5.75%. Taking the wider end of the Sub-Sen spectrum; Bayer +215 is a useful guide. Senior comes out around +135bps, interpolating 27s-32s (82-148 +5bps for curve). Swaps 2.35%. 2.35% +135 +215 = 5.75%.
• Arguably, SZUGR senior should be wider if non-retail. But on the other hand does not face the same legal risk of Bayer.
• Size is BMk but with the existing €700m we would assume this is what they want to print. The old deal is being redeemed at Par via Tender and Call.
• (Retail denoms) SZUGR 4.125 32 came DBR+192; currently screening +151 mid. S&P cut to BBB- Stable on 16th May on delayed deleveraging prospects. Sugar currently makes up 40% of sales. Fruit and Speciality Products are the better performing sectors.
• Note: The new issue is better rated than the old 2005 deal (Ba3/B+) as the mandatory coupon deferral language has been taken out.
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Mixed Treasury option flow gradually picking up ahead the NY open, light overnight trade with Europe closed for Easter Monday. Underlying futures extending lows, curves twisting steeper with short end resisting sell-off, 2s10s +9.053 at 61.299. Despite this morning's sell-off, projected rate hike pricing gain slightly vs. Thursday levels (*) as follows: May'25 at -3.4bp (-2.7bp), Jun'25 at -19.0bp (-17.6bp), Jul'25 at -40.1bp (-38.6bp), Sep'25 -59.9bp (-57.4bp).